Suggestions that match what you're working on
What "context" means: The assistant can use context such as: the current post you're editing (e.g. title, content, or excerpt), the comment you're replying to, or the screen you're on (e.g. "I'm on the Posts list"). So when you ask "suggest a title for this post" or "draft a reply to this comment," the suggestion can be relevant to what you're doing. Not generic.
How to use it: Open the assistant (page or modal) from or while you're on the relevant screen (e.g. post edit, comment reply). Ask in natural language: "Suggest a title for this post," "Draft a reply to this comment," "Improve this intro." The assistant uses the context sent by FleekDash (when implemented) to tailor the answer.
When context is sent: Context is typically sent when you open the assistant from a context-aware entry point (e.g. "Reply with AI" in Comment Manager, or from a post edit screen). If you open the assistant from the sidebar without a specific post or comment, the assistant may have no current post/comment context but can still help with general ideas or questions.
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In practice
AI Assistant — what context means, how to use it, when context is sent. On this page, Suggestions that match what you're working on is covered in detail: what it looks like in the admin, the exact controls it exposes, and how it behaves when you use it day to day. Because suggestions that match what you're working on is part of AI Assistant — drafting posts, suggesting titles and replies, and answering questions about your site without leaving wp-admin — the settings you touch here interact with the rest of the feature; when in doubt, open the feature overview and follow the docs in order.
See also
Need a hand? Contact support or head back to the AI Assistant guide.